Hans Fynbo er født i 1971 og fik ph.d-graden i 1999 fra Aarhus Universitet. Derefter fortsatte han karrieren ved det internationale forskningscenter…

The opening of Tycho Brahe’s tomb on Monday 15th November was one of the biggest highlights so far in a project which aims to give new and more exact information on the world famous Danish astronomer’s general health and medical prescriptions.

Professor Jørgen Christensen-Dalsgaard, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Aarhus University, has been granted a prestigious Advanced Grant by the…

Professor Flemming Besenbacher, Aarhus University, Denmark, has been appointed Honorary Professor at two additional leading Chinese universities for his contributions to word-leading research and research management. During a trip to China from October 13-24, he will receive the titles from Chongqing University in Central China and Tongji University in Shanghai.

The interview with postdoc Jacob Friis Sherson is in Danish.

Brian Bech Nielsen has been appointed the new dean at the Aarhus Faculty of Science and Technology (Naturvidenskab og Teknologi). His current position is professor and head of department at the Department of Physics and Astronomy, Aarhus University.

American astronomers are warning that violent solar storms can paralyse the Internet in 2013. “Take it easy!” says astronomer Christoffer Karoff. He believes the solar activity is close to reaching a peak in its cycle.

Postdoc Jacob Friis Sherson, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Aarhus University, presents ground-breaking news on ultra-cold atoms and…

Danish physicist Lene Vestergaard Hau was named World Dane 2010 by global network Worldwide Danes at the organisation’s annual summer meeting, held at…

A new record low temperature for a cloud of antiprotons was measured at CERN in Geneva, announces a report in the 2 July Physical Review Letters.

"120 degrees below zero, sand storms and an atmosphere of CO₂..." The members' journal number 3 2010 of Dansk Metal (The Danish Metalworkers' Union)…

The Danish National Advanced Technology Foundation has rewarded the advanced technology project "Green accelerator technology for Magnet Systems"…

On 14 - 18 June, 2010, 150 international experts in asteroseismology discussed one of the outcomes of NASA's Kepler mission, that is seismic…

Charlotte Sahl-Madsen, Danish minister for Science, Technology and Innovation, appoints a new advisory space committee with professor Jørgen…

Researchers at Aarhus University Hospital and Aarhus University now have access to Denmark’s largest and most advanced online database of research…

Associate Professor Ulrik Uggerhøj, Department of Physics and Astronomy, is giving three talks on Danmarks Radio's "Danskernes akademi" programme…

Philip Hofmann is employed as of March 1st at the Department of Physics and Astronomy as a professor with special responsibilities in experimental…

Jan Arlt is with effect from 1 March, 2010, employed as Associate Professor in experimental quantum gas physics at the Department of Physics and…

Georg Bruun bliver med virkning fra 1. juni i år ansat ved Institut for Fysik og Astronomi som lektor i teoretisk atom, molekyle og optisk fysik. …

In the cellar under the Department of Physics and Astronomy lies the world's largest Mars-simulator - a simulator that can reproduce the climate and…

Some of the smallest particles in the universe can divulge some of its largest secrets. Professor Jes Madsen, Department of Physics and Astronomy, has…

Professor Jørgen Christensen-Dalsgaard at the Department of Physics and Astronomy talks on Danmarks Radio's "Viden Om" programme about NASA's Kepler…

Professor Jørgen Christensen-Dalsgaard, Department of Physics and Astronomy,  Conny Aerts and Donald W. Kurtz have written the book Asteroseismology.…